Belgian tax research that shows its sources.

Thomas is the research AI of EisphorIA. Every statement in his notes points to the passage that supports it.

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Thomas does not ask you to believe him: he shows you where to look. Each answer comes with the passage that holds it, so you can check it the way you would check a colleague’s work.

His mark is a T with a short incision on its side: the place where proof is shown.

What happens to your question

  1. 1
    You ask a questionIn French, Dutch or English, as you would ask a colleague.
  2. 2
    Thomas researchesThe public sources of tax law: legislation, administrative guidance, rulings, case law and parliamentary works. The range widens as our libraries grow.
  3. 3
    You receive the note and the binderA summary, the full sourced note, and every document he cites.

His promise

Every claim, its passageNo statement without the text that holds it.
DatedEach report says the date of the sources it reflects.
Both languagesFrench and Dutch, the two languages of Belgian law.
Nothing added by handWritten by AI, without human retouching.

What Thomas is not. Thomas does documentary research. He does not give legal, tax or accounting advice, and he says what he could not find.

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